Sentence examples for mandate in from inspiring English sources
Sentence The phrase 'mandate in' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
It is not an idiomatic expression and does not make sense in the context of a sentence.
Humphrey, if elected would have a mandate in domestic affairs.
"The individual mandate in health care is one of them".
They have no mandate in Scotland," she said.
Well, he doesn't have a mandate in the Seventh District".
The employer mandate in question goes into effect this month.
He had won a landslide election in 1997 and a renewed though smaller mandate in 2001.
Weighing in on the contraceptive mandate in the health-care bill might offend a Catholic student.
issued a similar but more narrow ruling striking down the individual mandate in December.
In 1914, the Japs moved in (She was given a mandate in 1919).
"The Tories have no mandate in the north for their cuts agenda.
He wrote his classic Dual Mandate in British Tropical Africa, published in 1922.
